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Campus switching to geothermal energy
At the end of 2020, two pipelines will be bored from the campus to a hot-water reservoir, more than 2 kilometres below the A13 motorway.
Carbonated water for steam and power
Delft geophysicists are participating in the international Succeed study into the effects
of CO2 storage in geothermal geysers.
Going underground
In the over seven kilometres of tunnels beneath the TU Delft campus you will find heating pipes, cables and – once a year – an inspector.
View - Timo Heimovaara
Professor of environmental geotechnology Timo Heimovaara (CEG) is studying ways to extract raw materials without producing waste and emissions.
‘I learn a lot from my PhD candidates’
Professor Jenny Dankelman has been awarded the Leermeesterprijs.
Lucky find becomes top material
Researchers at Delft have discovered a versatile raw material that is created during the ‘Nereda’ wastewater treatment process.
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